You think? The electrical contractor who installed that system and wired well pump motors and gear are no longer around. We are going to design a new system for them and use one of the contractors we trust and has proven record. We were perplexed by third leg fault on Eaton. This area has a tremendous bosom with enough water to provide nearby towns with water for over 100 years. They get a tremendous amount of lightning strikes so that will be paramount to design and deployment. Not sure we can fit project into schedule this year. Should be nice little project. .
On Nov 14, 2017 8:55 PM, "Seth Mattinen" <[email protected]> wrote: > On 11/14/17 4:21 PM, Jaime Solorza wrote: > >> We drove down to Dell City on service call that remote well SCADA system >> was down....surge came in through 480 Volts lines and popped several pieces >> of gear on AC side...all DC side protection worked...the Phoenix Contact >> power supply was damaged internally. Several transformers around town got >> fried after storm knocked out power and power was restored. Apparently the >> Eaton system lost a leg allow the surge.. >> > > > That surge counter is pretty damn high. >
